Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose This Agreement Will Provide Critical Funds to the Rancheria to Assist Them in Strengthening Their Water Resource Management Capabilities and Protect Water Resources the Purchase and Installation of a Solar Power System Will Reduce Their Reliance on Costly Electricity So They Can Continue to Treat Wastewater for Reuse on Landscape Irrigation, Casino Toilets, Water for Cooling Towers and Dust Control the Project Also Provides Environmental Benefits to the Rancheria by Instead Relying on a Renewable and Sustainable Energy Resource That Does Not Produce Greenhouse Gas Emissions Activities to Be Performed Task 1 Project Purchase and Installation Total Estimated Costs 400,000 This Agreement Will Pay for the Rancheria to Purchase and Have an Estimated 200 KW Solar Power System Installed at the Plant by a Qualified Solar Contractor Upon Award of the Contract, Thepage 4 of 7CONTRACTOR Will Develop and Submit a Construction Schedule and Will Complete the Construction Activities of the Project the Project Will Then Be Closed Out Upon Acceptance of Construction Completion Deliverables Expected Outcome S Construction Completed and Accepted by the Rancheriafinal Financial and Performance Reports Submitted and Approvedbeneficiary the Public
Committed
$400,000
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